Slime Rancher, the game where you run around collecting assorted slimes has been updated and it's a big one.
Hiveswap: Act 1, based on the popular, long-running webcomic Homestuck by Andrew Hussie, has released for Linux, just over 1 month following release of the Windows and Mac versions.
The developer of The First Tree emailed in to let everyone know that their beautiful 3rd-person exploration game is now on Linux 'due to a ton of requests'.
Continuing on from the first part, Estranged: Act II is now available on Linux. The developer switched from Source to Unreal Engine for the second part as well.
Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers released with Linux support years ago, but it's taken until now for GOG to add the Linux version.
Love your adventure games? It seems KING Art Games are developing a new one called Shakes & Fidget which is on Kickstarter.
I came across HEADLINER today while researching more potential Linux games, this adventure game sees you controlling the news to further your goals. It might come to Linux, as the developer is looking into it.
Do you like exploration games? How do you fancy exploring Mars? CAT Interstellar will allow you to do just that.
Don't Be Patchman is a unique game, not just for the gameplay, but it's possibly still the only game to ever initially release on Steam only for Linux. The game is going to leave Early Access this month.
Thanks to SteamDB, it seems a A Hat in Time might actually be coming to Linux. It was leaked a while ago by Virtual Programming, so it will be interesting to see what happens.
This noir-styled point and click adventure is now complete with the release of its third episode. I played through this rain-soaked adventure and have a few thoughts to share.
Now this is some fun news! The Cyanide & Happiness Adventure Game is officially heading to Linux as their Kickstarter stretch goal has been hit.
Abandon Ship looks exciting, a naval exploration game that is styled like an oil painting. Come check out the latest video!
12 East Games new atmospheric first-person exploration and puzzle game has launched on itch, it looks incredible.
I've been excited to try Morphite, the low poly stylized FPS that people keep comparing to No Man's Sky and now it's on Linux here's some initial thoughts.
If you're a fan of the first game, you're going to love this. If you missed the first one, you're still going to love SteamWorld Dig 2.
Sadly it seems the Linux version of The Coma: Recut vanished at release, even after taking pre-orders.
The Journey Down: Chapter Three, a classic point-and-click saga with an Afro-Caribbean vibe finally has the last episode released today with same-day Linux support.
In the mood for something a little out there? Well, The Mooseman a short side-scroller might just hit the spot.
Sadly, Morphite has seen a delay with the Linux version. Thankfully, the developer was quick to respond and it's still coming.